all this while i thot the mailHost attribute is used for distributed qmail servers. well, clustering is distributed in someway *but* i think it's more towards *centralised-and-distributed*. meaning we have couple of servers sitting in one machine room and those(qmail-ldap) servers share the load between themselves. .... am i correct?
what i am interested (for now) is geographically distributed qmail servers. i need to setup 5 qmail servers (north-central-east-west-south). the central qmail-ldap server holds all user accounts. can i still make use of the mailHost attribute to instruct the central-server to forward emails for [EMAIL PROTECTED] to the south qmail-server? what qmail-control files are involved here. examples please. best rgds. roger __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE Valentine eCards with Yahoo! Greetings! http://greetings.yahoo.com
